Saab 2000 Private Jet Charter

The SAAB 2000 IS a twin-ENGINE 50 seat regional turboprop airliner produced BY SAAB AB, which IS headquartered IN Stockholm, Sweden. The SAAB 2000 IS an improved development of the 30 seat SAAB 340, WITH its major improvements being more powerful Rolls-Royce Allison AE 2100A ENGINES (THEN built BY Allison) rated AT 4591 shp, a modified wingspan, AND a 24 ft 9 IN (7.55 m) fuselage stretch over the baseline of the SAAB 340, allowing seating FOR 20 more passengers. WHEN compared TO other turboprop airliners, the SAAB 2000 IS ONE of the fastest ones developed, being able TO cruise AT a maximum speed of 368 knots (682 km/h) AT 25,000 ft. The SAAB 2000 delivers high-speed performance combined WITH turboprop economy. The SAAB 2000 can operate FROM high altitude airfields, taking off WITH maximum load AND fuel even AT very hot temperatures, WHILE offering rapid rates of climb AND a service ceiling of 31,000 ft.

Aircraft category

Turboprop Airliner
Typical Seating

50
Price per hour

4,850
Nautical miles

1170

Saab 2000 Private Charter Flights and Prices

The average hourly rental rate of the Saab 2000 is around 4,850 USD per hour.

Aircraft Size

Aircraft size	English	Metric
Length	89.5 ft	27.28 m
Wing Span	81.24 ft	24.76 m
Height	25.36 ft	7.74 m
Bag. Capacity	422.02 ft³	11.94 m³

Cabin Size

Cabin size	English	Metric
Length	54.8 ft	16.7 m
Width	7.22 ft	2.2 m
Height	5.9 ft	1.8 m
Area	1861.08 ft³	52.7 m³

Aircraft Seats

Layout	Seats
Max Seating	50
Typical Seating	50
Pilots	2

Average Prices

Costs	USD	EUR
Purchase New	-	-
Purchase Used	-	-
Hourly rate	4,850 USD/hour	4,850 EUR/hour

Performance Specifications

Performance	English	Metric
IFR Range	1170 nm	2167 km
Cruise Speed	370 KTAS	685 km/h
Certified Ceiling	31000 ft	9449 m
Rate of Climb	2300 ft/m	701 m/m
Takeoff Distance	4005 ft	1221 m
Landing Distance	4005 ft	1221 m
Max Takeoff Weight	50700 lbs	22997 kg
Max Landing Weight	48500 lbs	21999 kg
Useful Weight	18730 lbs	8496 kg
Payload with Full Fuel	2750 lbs	1247 kg

More about the Saab 2000

The Saab 2000 began production in 1988, with the first aircraft delivered in 1992. During its 7 year production life cycle, Saab delivered 63 of the 50 seat aircraft to primarily European operators. As of today 33 Saab 2000 aircraft are still in operation in 4 airlines across Europe. The Saab 2000 never saw the success of its predecessor the Saab 340, primarily due to the introduction of the 50 and 70 seat jet regional aircraft that gradually took over the majority of regional fleets in the late 90's to present day.

Key Features of the Saab 2000

The Saab 2000 improved a few of the design features of the Saab 340, however apart from a stretched fuselage and wingspan, the overall design was the same. The Saab 2000 did have some improvements to its cabin noise profile, mainly by repositioning the engines further away from the cabin. The Saab 2000 has an interior comparable to that of the Brasilia EMB-120 with three abreast seating, and a forward lavatory.

Capabilities of the Saab 2000

Intended to be an improvement over its popular Saab 340 aircraft, the Saab 340 was considered to be extremely fast relative to its competitors in its class. With a top speed of 413 miles per hours, and a cruising altitude of 31,000, it offers jet like performance and speeds and turboprop prices, and is a great alternative to those looking to sacrifice a small amount of performance, for the economical enhancements that a turboprop has to offer.